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WHAT WE DO

We pay the costs that keep a child out of school.

No pilots, no theory. We work with schools in Akure and Jos, cover what a child needs to enrol and stay enrolled, and check that the money did what we said it would.

What we cover

What we do not claim

School fees, paid termly, straight to the school

Uniforms

Books and stationery

School bags

Lunches

Laptops and technology, where a child needs them

We are early and small. We would rather say that plainly than dress it up.

Mentorship is planned, not yet running

We do not publish outcome figures we have not measured

We do not publish a child's full name, school, or identifying details without signed consent

STEP BY STEP

From first conversation to first term.

01

We find the schools where the need is greatest

We start with how many children at a school need support to stay enrolled. That number tells us where our money goes furthest.

02

We meet the leaders and look at the teaching

We interview the head teacher and school leadership, and review the curriculum and the children's grades. Paying fees at a school that is not teaching well helps nobody. We only partner where a child's year in class is worth funding.

03

We sign an agreement

Every partner school signs an intake and partnership agreement covering the payment schedule, record-keeping, and the privacy of every child and family involved.

04

The school tells us which children to fund

Teachers know who is missing class because of money and whose fees have fallen behind. Those are the children we fund, named by the school that sees them every day.

05

We pay at the start of each term

Funding goes to the school at the beginning of the term, against enrolment and academic standing that the school has confirmed.

06

Someone visits and keeps visiting

Our coordinator in Nigeria meets with supported children, their guardians, and their schools, confirms attendance, and reports any barriers to a child staying in class.

07

Every purchase is receipted and reconciled

Goods bought are matched against goods distributed, with receipts kept for every purchase and a record of every child or guardian who received them.

WHERE THIS IS GOING

A learning centre, in time.

Our long-term goal is a place where children do more than pass exams. Reading rooms, art studios, a farm, a wood shop, robotics, and computer science. Swimming, hiking, field trips. Room to pitch an idea, show your work, take an internship.

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This is a plan, not a programme. We will tell you when the first brick is laid.

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Are you a school, or a partner?

We work with schools and community organizations in Akure and Jos, and we are looking for more. Tell us about your school, and we will send you our intake and partnership agreement.

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